Vacuum well process

Coating apparatus – With vacuum or fluid pressure chamber

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118402, 118404, 118410, C23C 1400

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048875449

ABSTRACT:
A system and process, including a combination of a solder well and a vacuum system wherein micro through holes are filled with solder. A PC board or the like is supported for contact with solder on one side and with a vacuum apparatus for the application of a vacuum to the other side so that solder is drawn into the through holes for establishing electrically conductive connections therethrough.

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